She requested that the credit union transfer money from her other bank account and provided the credit union with an account number and routing number, according to police.

Once the funds were transferred into her IFCU account, she withdrew them, police said.

But that account she gave to IFCU for the transfer was not hers, according to police.

That bank later contacted Industrial Federal Credit Union to inform them that those funds were not authorized by the owner, police said. But by then, the funds in Godbey's credit union account were gone, police said.

Police interviewed Godbey on Wednesday, then arrested her.

She faces a preliminary charge of fraud on a financial institution.

On Thursday, she remained incarcerated at the Tippecanoe County Jail in lieu of bond.